Didn't know where to put this fucking gem. But I find it hilarious that it's cool to be friends with what many people consider a war criminal. Cat has all that blood on his hands. Built a wall before Trump. Etc. Etc.
Ex-president. Ex-First Lady. Michelle to Barack:

"Hold my beer!"
Michelle Obama doesn't see any problem with her friends Ellen DeGeneres and George W. Bush being friends with each other
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Michelle Obama Talks Bond with George W. Bush After Controversy Over Him Sitting with Ellen: 'Our Values Are the Same'
Twitter controversies aside,
Michelle Obama doesn’t see any problem with her friends Ellen DeGeneres and George W. Bush being friends with each other.
The former first lady, 55, was asked in a Today show interview on Tuesday about the recent dust-up over DeGeneres and Bush spending time together at a Dallas Cowboys game in October. The talk show host, 61, and former president, 73, were seated next to each other and seen smiling and chatting.
The moment inspired a slew of reactions on social media, including some backlash from those who took issue with DeGeneres being with Bush given his conservative politics and anti-gay history.
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In a characteristic response, one user wrote on Twitter: “So quirky and fun to see George Bush out with Ellen at a Cowboys game after his terrible foreign policy decisions killed thousands of innocent people.”
Another Twitter user wrote, “As a gay man, my life and the rights I have are often under attack by people like George Bush …. He appointed judges who will likely try to take away my ability to live authentically at work.”
On Today this week, Obama was asked about it by Jenna Bush Hager, President Bush’s daughter, with whom Obama has been in Vietnam this week spotlighting support for girls’ education.
“Our values are the same,” she said of herself and President Bush. “We disagree on policy, but we don’t disagree on humanity, we don’t disagree about love and compassion.
I think that’s true for all of us — it’s just that we get lost in our fear of what’s different.”
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in a recent at-home interview, Hager said much the same when asked about the debate.
“I personally, and I think so many of us, miss a time where people who have different opinions get along,” she said. “And I yearn for that. I want my kids to realize that we live in a world when people are think tons of different things and we treat everybody with respect and kindness.”